What do you do for a living?
 

I'm interested to know what some of you guys do for a living. Or who's retired and what you used to do.
I'll start. As I've mentioned, I run a mechanic shop. We work on cars, heavy duty trucks, to tractors, oil field equipment, and construction. I've been in business for myself since December of 2002.
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Aren't you glad cubs aren't as hard to put clutches in as the IH in the upper left?

I feed chickens, run the tractor in the garden, and play with the granddaughter!!

What else are you supposed to do!?? :bigthink:

Oh, I run the vacuum when the wife tells me to!! :bigeyes:

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Drive tri-axle dump truck, run loader etc...When there's work, been pretty dead the last few years.

Trim carpenter here. You know, build cabinets, do crown....stuff like that.

I am a welder/fabricator. The company I work for specializes in all types of agricultural equipment such as conveyors, elevators, bulk hoppers, things like that. We also do a lot of specialty welding on cast iron, stainless, and aluminum.

Thanks to planning ahead and a good retirement fund i retired at the age of 51.

Now i do whatever i feel like doing !!

Retail....and looking for a way out, but the economy is tough in SE MI.

Emergency/trauma veterinarian

I'm a HVAC/R Service Technician with 38+ yrs of experience and NO I can't retire the way things are.

DANG, my buddy talked me into HVAC school after high school.

I got a 2 year degree in HVAC, then the Navy happened, I only ever fixed my own AC.

BUT, I loved all the thermodynamics they taught me. HVAC people REALLY understand how things work!!

Heat transfer is what moves (OR STOPS! :bigthink:) most equipment in the world.